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Have you considered the issues regarding security? Security through obscurity (not publishing the URL) is not security. URL's can be discovered eventually. You could require a login, but you mentioned you're opposed to that approach. If you disable the use of all modules via disabling 'use', 'require', and 'do', the use of all system commands (including open), the backtick and qx// operators, the s///e construct, eval, you have suddenly created a huge project, and one that doesn't even touch the tip of the iceberg with respect to preventing malicious attacks. I know that most of the simple attacks can be prevented, but when you expose the interpreter to the world, you have to be sure you thought of every possible attack. Dave In reply to Re: Setting up a web-based perl interpeter
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